Cheetah Tilt TV Mount fits 32-86 Inch TVs up to 165lbs Max VESA 600x400mm, with 10ft HDMI Cable, Universal Flat Wall Mount Bracket, fits 16-24" Studs, Ultra Low 1.3" Profile Adjusts to 15 Degree Tilt

Despite the relatively low price, this is a very good quality TV wall mount. I'm using it on a 42" LG LCD, which weighs about 40 lbs, and mounted to wood studs. I considered purchasing a mount from a different manufacturer that's identical to one that I'm using on a larger TV, but it is about 4 times the price. After reading the positive reviews of the Cheetah mount, I decided to try it out. This mount comes with all the required hardware, plus 2 levels and a braided HDMI cable. I had this installed in about 3 hours; much of that was my own time spent taking measurements to make sure the placement was right and properly leveled. Otherwise, installation was very easy. The kit comes with a small leveling tool and also a miniature level which clips to the mount. I used my own level to make sure it was right, but the tool that comes with the kit seemed reasonably accurate. The wall mounted bracket needs to be assembled prior to placing it on the wall. Two horizontal pieces each for the upper and lower frame are attached together via a small bracket and 6 screws/nuts each. The frame can also be configured to use just one-half of the upper and lower pieces for smaller TVs. After drilling the four holes in the wall studs, the provided lag bolts were used to very securely attached the frame to the wall. The brackets for the TV also fit perfectly, with enough holes to be able to center it on the back. Since I don't plan on using the tilt feature, I installed the two provided locking pins to keep the TV flat relative to the wall. It was easy to lift the TV and place the top hooks on to the wall mount, but I had to lift slightly on the TV to get both of the bottom locking mechanisms to latch on. After that, the TV was properly secured to the wall. Overall, this a very well designed mount. It is very sturdy and I have no doubts about it keeping my TV firmly attached to the wall. If you're looking for a solid TV mount for a great price, I'd highly recommend this one.

I ordered this wall mount for use with a 60" LG 60UF7700 series 4K IPS TV. This TV uses a 300x300 VESA mount and weighs only 51 pounds. One of the first things you notice about this Cheetah wall mount when it arrives is the packaging. It's very plain but has all the information you need to know on it, and on the inside, all of the pieces are very neatly organized and packaged so that there are no loose parts just falling around inside the box. Installation was a breeze, and took less than 30 minutes from start to finish. The only reason it should ever take you longer than 30 minutes is if you have to move a bunch of your stuff out of the way, have trouble finding studs in your wall or doing your measurements, or have never installed a similar mount before. If you have installed wall mounts like this before, it's simply a matter of selecting the correct sized screws for your TV VESA holes, finding your two studs, and getting everything put together in as little as 10-15 minutes. This should have no problem providing enough support for any modern LCD TV because of how thin and light they have gotten recently, which is typically under 80 pounds, and this mount is designed to support more than twice that. Afterall, it's the studs in your wall that are actually supporting the weight of your TV more than the mount itself, and it also comes with nice heavy duty dry wall studs if for whatever reason you are not able to mount your TV wall mount bracket to studs that are either 16" or 24" apart. Remember that the mount itself doesn't have to be exactly centered in your wall, just close enough to it where you can fit two studs within the mount's length to bolt it to. You position the TV on the mount itself by sliding it left or right on the bracket to get it centered on your wall. It also comes with two little Cheetah Paw Pad pull strings for when you need to disengage the TV from the wall, that also include little magnets so that they can be tucked up away behind your TV out of sight. Once you have your TV mounted where you want it, you just slide in the two little locking bolts so that it doesn't move anywhere. I have found that these are basically optional, as your TV will stay put regardless unless there is an earthquake perhaps. As a nice bonus, they not only include plenty of spacers. screws and hardware for mounting, but they also include a nice and accurate bubble level, as well as a nicely braided 10ft HDMI cable. Overall, you can't get a better tilting wall mount for the price that is nicely packaged, and comes with all the hardware you need to get it on virtually any wall.

I purchased this wall mount in February 2018 to mount a 55" TCL 55S401 in my family room. The TCL is 55" and weighs around 35lbs. The VESA mount is a 200 X 200 VESA mount. While the Cheetah wall mount includes several different sets of screws to accommodate a variety of TVs, my TV needed a four M6 x 16MM screws. Cheetah included an M6 x 20MM set of screws. I dropped into the hardware store and picked up a set of 4 M6 X 16MM screws and washers for $3.40. Overall, I am very happy with this wall mount and I will buy another one when I get a TV for my office. I can easily recommend this TV mount. Based on other reviews, I was a little concerned and almost didn't order this wall mount. Some of these complaints need to be qualified and some of the complaints have been fixed by Cheetah. OTHER PEOPLE's COMPLAINTS: I had read previous reviews and the three points that have been raised by other reviewers were: 1. Poor or confusing instructions 2. Cheap or flimsy construction 3. Inability to hide the cables that pull to release the display 4. Once mounted, you can move the bottom of the TV on the mount (there is a little play) 5. You have to assemble parts to extend the mount to anything larger then 16" studs 6. Don't use the included level. It isn't accurate. For the low price and taking the complaints with some healthy skepticism, I went ahead and ordered this mount instead of just ordering a $100 mount. I was pleasantly surprised. It appears that the manufacturer has been paying attention to the feedback and has addressed several of the complaints and even included documentation pointing out the changes to the mount. I'm going to address each of the points listed above with my observations. COMPLAINT: 1. Poor or confusing instructions MY EXPERIENCE: If you have never put together a piece of furniture from ikea, yes, you may be confused by these instructions. If however, you have done any home repairs beyond replacing a light bulb, you will be able to figure this out without any confusion. For me, this was simple and easy. Maybe this is one of the things Cheetah fixed. COMPLAINT: 2. Cheap or flimsy construction MY EXPERIENCE: The metal construction of this mount is actually stronger then I expected. It appears as thought they have changed the design to use stronger parts. Yes, the hooks that you attach to the VESA mount on the TV and use to hang the TV on the bracket are not as robust as the metal on the wall bracket, but they are more then enough for the task at hand. I didn't experience them as being flimsy or at any risk of bending. The documentation did point out that they had included new stronger lag bolts, but still warned not to over tighten them. COMPLAINT: 3. Inability to hide the cables that pull to release the display MY EXPERIENCE: Cheetah now includes two magnets to stick onto the handles of the pull tabs so you can easily hide the pull tabs back up under the TV. COMPLAINT: 4. Once mounted, you can move the bottom of the TV on the mount (there is a little play) MY EXPERIENCE: Yes, this is true. Once the TV is mounted to the wall, you can press against the TV and there is a little play on the bottom of the TV. This doesn't really bother me. Once the TV is mounted on the wall, I don't actually go touch the TV. I use the remote control, so if there is a little room for play on the bottom of the mount, this doesn't actually affect the function or performance of the mount. This is just me. I am sure that just knowing that there is play in the mount will bug some people to no end. If you already know that something like this will bug you, this isn't the mont for you. COMPLAINT: 5. You have to assemble parts to extend the mount to anything larger then 16" studs MY EXPERIENCE: The mount has a small main rail that you can mount all by itself to the wall. This is 16" wide. If the studs in your wall are perfectly spaced so that the center point of the TV would fall exactly between these two studs, then you are all set. If like 95% of the rest of us, you are going to experience something less then the perfect situation, this mount is adaptable. It comes with extra rail sections you can attach to lengthen the wall mount. This allowed me to extend my wall mount and be less precise with how centered the wall mount was on the wall. I made sure the main 16" portion was where I was going to hang my TV and I used the extra extension to reach out to the next set of wall studs to make sure the wall mount was securely braced against the wall. The holes for the lag bots to score into the studs were oval shaped so that I even had flexibility to drill the hols i the studs and have some ability to adjust. COMPLAINT: 6. Don't use the included level. It isn't accurate. MY EXPERIENCE: I already own a very good level, so I didn't even check the included level. That being said, on my first attempt to hang the TV on the wall, I discovered that while my TV was perfectly level, my house was not. I live in an older victorian and the built in wainscoting and crown moulding were sloping towards the back of the house. Actually, I suspect the whole house slopes. So having the TV perfectly level was actually a bad idea. I took the TV off the wall and adjusted the hanging brackets by loosening the screws into the VESA mount points and moving the brackets on the left down a little. In fact, when you are first mounting the brackets to the back of your TV, you put the screws through long oval slots rather then a round hole. This gives you the freedom to adjust the brakes up or down by about an inch. I recommend mounting the brackets in the middle of the oval hole so that you have room to adjust up or down if you need to make some fine adjustments. MY ONLY COMPLAINTS: If you need to adjust the tilt of the TV or the leveling of the TV, you will need to take the TV off the wall and make the adjustments. I know that there are other mounts out there that make this a slightly easier process. You only need to make this adjustment once and then you are done. For me, I didn't see that convenience worth paying 4X the price of this mount. I know that this cost/value equation is different for everyone. For me, this wall mount is great and I will happily get another one when the time comes to hang another TV.

I purchased this because the wall bracket is so slim. I can move my TV to another wall and hang something over this bracket. This is a great mount for the price. Comes with a HDMI cable, too, which you could almost say is free when you compare it to the cost of your retail store HDMI. I anchored through drywall and into the wooden studs. It is nice and sturdy. It took me about 45 minutes to install, but I also put my cable management and power inside the wall. It may take as little as 20 minutes if you already have the power and AV cables in the wall or you're doing without. My first bit of advice: check the display brackets fit on the back of your screen before you assemble everything. I have a Samsung 55" and it barely fit. I'm saying I used the top hole and the bottom of the lower slot. Another quarter-inch and I'd have a useless mount. Couple issues with installation. First, toss out the included level. It's a nice gesture by the manufacturer, but it is too short to get an accurate level. Plus, the two halves of the frame will not line up perfectly to be level. In other words, one side maybe level, but if you go to the other side it may not be. Do-it-yourselfers should have a level at least 3 feet long in the toolbox. The latches that prevent accidental lift off do not engage as easily as the instructions say they should. Per the instructions, you hang the TV and simply push the bottom edge until the locks "click" into place. I had to engage the clips into the locked position and slightly pull on the cheetah paws not so much to lock the latches into the released position, but just enough to get the latches over the edge of the frame so they engage and hold the screen down. Then there is no way to secure the paws that unlatch it - they just dangle down below the screen. Some folks say they pulled them around so they rested on top the mount behind the TV, but this won't work with my 55" - not enough slack on the string. I ended up putting thumb tacks behind the screen and pulling the strings over them so they don't hang below it. Finally, you cannot adjust tilt without taking the TV down. The adjustment screws are facing inwards. It's also takes attention to detail to get the angle on each side right. Now that it is on the wall, it is doing like it should and I can't complain much.

This is the 2nd Cheetah TV Wall Mount that I have purchased. This one was purchased for my Vizio E-50 TV (50"). The mount comes with everything you need to install for various VESA mount configurations. What I recommend you use with the install is a stud finder, drill, and associated bit/screw bit. I also installed the Datacomm 50-3323-WH-KIT behind the TV for cable management so that I could run the include 10' HDMI cable and power inside the wall versus having the cables hang down from the TV. You can't beat this mount for the price; it's sturdy and the viewing angle is adjustable. Because it's in my bedroom, I do have it an angle, which puts the top of the TV about 4.25 inches from the wall. Even at this angle, you can't see any of the cables as you enter the room (the include velcro cable management ties work perfectly. UPDATE (6/29/2018): I just purchased my 3RD CHEETAH MOUNT to install a Samsung QN75Q7 Flat 75" QLED that my sister just bought for her new home. Although the pre-assembled VESA 400x400 configuration may benefit owners of smaller TVs, it did take a few extra minutes to unassemble and reassemble the mount to use on her 75" TV. Although the Samsung is a 400x400 VESA configuration, due to the weight of the TV (90lbs), I wanted to make sure the mount was attached to the wood studs which required the expanded pieces. WARNING FOR ANY OTHER SAMSUNG TV OWNERS (65" or larger): The four (4) M8 screws provided by Cheetah are not long enough to use on the VESA hanging rails. I had to go to the local hardware store and pick up longer M8 bolts (about 20mm longer) and about $0.37 each. Other than that hiccup, the mount works great for her new Samsung TV. Like most Amazon shoppers, I count on honest, unbiased reviews. I hope you have found this review helpful in making your purchase decision.

I purchased this Cheetah Mount APTMM2B flush tilt dual hook wall mount bracket set at the same time I ordered my LG model 47LN5700 47" LED television (which I reviewed earlier) from Amazon. I also purchased the Arlington Industries wall plates to help route the cables into the wall behind the mounted set and then out of the wall behind my credenza. I have yet to install the plates; more about that later. When I ordered the set, the mounting bracket and wall plates, I fully intended to mount the LG set to the wall right away, but didn't. We ended up using the television set on its stand for about a month and finally decided to mount it to the wall. I approached the project as a one man job, eschewing the assistance of my wife, other than to have her show me where to mount the set. To reduce the suspense, I can report that the project went very smoothly, even as a one man job! Let's get started.... First of all, I attached the two vertical metal hook strips to the back of the set using the enclosed Cheetah Phillips screws and recommended spacing washers. I was able to do it while the set was still resting on its stand. In fact, I actually did the 5 minute job while the set was in use. Each bracket matched up exactly to the threaded screw holes on the back of the set. During this phase, I gained an appreciation of the challenge I'd have in routing the cables; see below. The next step was to assemble the four pieces of the wall mount bracket into the rectangular apparatus that is actually fastened to the wall. The bracket is fastened to the wall using the four enclosed lag bolts which are screwed into two adjacent wall studs. Where to position the wall bracket: Looking at the height of set as it was situated on the stand atop our credenza, I had asked my wife how much higher she wanted me to mount the set (vertically) above its current position. She said 10 inches. This meant all I had to do was measure 10 inches up the wall from the TOP CENTER of the set and make a light pencil mark on the wall. Now, I unplugged all the cables, removed the set from the credenza, placed it on its face and removed the stand and then put the set aside until later. It's key to mount the set exactly level and although I have several bubble levels, the bracket kit actually includes two levels, a torpedo level and a small level that clips to the wall bracket. This means I needed only to hold the bracket assembly tightly against the wall, centering on the pencil mark. Then I sighted the level (bubble in the middle of the marks) and drew a pencil line along the length of the top rail of the now-level bracket assembly. Piece of cake. I then found the two studs using my stud finder, marked the appropriate holes to drill, then drilled the four holes (the instructions tell you what size of drill bit to use and how deep to drill). Then I used a socket wrench to crank in the lag bolts, securing the bracket assembly to the wall. The Cheetah folks provide two sizes of lag bolts; the larger two are used to fasten the top rail, the smaller bolts for the bottom rail. Obviously, you will need to drill two different size holes in your wall. BTW, they provide the appropriate anchors if you have masonry walls. The good news is that the 30" long wall bracket assembly is made of stout enough steel so that it won't flex under load even though the bolts into the wall are only 16 inches apart (the distance between the studs). As a result, the TV set (whose brackets' hooks are also 16 inches apart) can actually be moved 13" back and forth along the top rail until you reach the desired horizontal location. Again, the wall bracket doesn't flex one bit; I was very relieved to see this later, because my set had to be at the far right end of the rail in order to center it on the credenza below, exactly where my wife wanted it hung on the wall. Once the wall bracket was mounted, all I had to do was return the set to the top of the credenza, resting it on a couple of bath towels. Then I inserted the six cables into their respective plugs on the set, gathered them together, reached up and hang the set on the top rail. There are a pair of set screws on the bottom of the hook brackets which will be used to further secure the set to the wall bracket once the installation is fully complete, a couple of weeks from now. In conclusion, WE ARE EXTREMELY PLEASED WITH THE EASE OF INSTALLATION AND THE FINAL APPEARANCE OF THE SET UP ON THE WALL. One tremendous benefit of the set being wall mounted is greatly improved audio! The LG, like most really thin flat panel TV sets, has speakers which fire down and back, bouncing sound off the wall. This means the set's sound when on the stand is somewhat "trapped" between the back of the furniture and the wall itself. We always have the "Smart Sound" option turned on, which generates a synthesized surround sound. The set, now being hung on the wall, enables the surround sound to be all it can be; in my opinion, the audio is now 200%-300% better than it was when the TV set was mounted on the stand. FAIR WARNING! Cable management is going to be a challenge since the LG set unfortunately has three distinct locations where cables connect to the back of the set. Believe it or not, the LN Series has HDMI and USB connections actually coming out sideways from near the left edge of the set; others have commented on this in their reviews of the set. Thankfully the power plug comes down from near the center of the set. Unbelievably, the RCA and Optical inputs/outputs point straight back from a site the near the left center of the set. This configuration is the only shortcoming of the LG set. It means that the HDMI cables have to make a 180-degree turn and the RCA and optical cables have to make a 90-degree turn respectively as they exit the set and are gathered together with the power cable which exits downward. I don't think this challenge will be a deal breaker, but it greatly limits the exact location where the top wall plate can be mounted relative to the wall bracket and the set itself. Once the set is mounted, there is just over one inch of space between the wall and the back of the set. The cable bundle (in my case there are six cables) will have to be gathered together, zip-tied and inserted into the small wall plate opening for routing (inside the wall) 30 inches down to a matching wall plate opening behind my credenza where my cable box, Blue-ray DVD player and AV receiver are located. By the way, I plan to cut holes in the wall and install the Arlington Industries cable wall plates and route the cable through the wall at another time, but soon; stay tuned. After I complete that final aspect of the wall-mounting project, including painting the wall a new color, I'll review the wall plates. CONCLUSION... Finally, check out the price of the Cheetah Mounts wall mount brackets! I challenge you to find anything as good for anywhere near twice the price or more! Buy this Cheetah if you have a 32" to 65" flat panel set to flush mount on the wall; it's simple, it's strong (will hold up to 165 pounds!), it's easy to install, and very inexpensive! As they say when you have a happy wife, you have a happy man; and I'm just that!

Updated Review - December 2018 I purchased these again for two more TVs for my kids and noticed that the hardward has been updated since my last purchase. I applaud the manufcatureres for the changes they made, as it's made the installation even easier than before AND the pull tabs are GENIUS -- much better than keeping track of that long tiny-bit screwdriver all the time. :) Yet again, a fantastic product that is easy to install and extremely durable. Superior quality, clear directions, easy packaging, and great value. You absolutely cannot go wrong with this one. TV Used in new installation: Westinghouse WD40FT2108 Photos attached are of the Westinghouse installation, not previous Samsung install _______________________________________________________________________________ I'll keep my review short because your time is valuable - TV used on: Samsung UN55F6350 (55" LED) I purchased this mount in the past, but it has continued to set next to my TV for two reasons: I was not ready to remodel my living room and I wasn't sure just how good this mount was and didn't wan it to ruin my television. I'm kicking myself for not putting my TV on the mount sooner! The mount was fairly easy to set up and is extremely lightweight. I haven't tested the HDMI cable at this point, so I cannot speak for the quality of it, but it does look nice! My television sets as flush to the wall as it possibly can and boy does it look sexy! This mount ROCKS. Notes about installation: The illustrations aren't really that great; IKEA has better illustrations. The SIDE brackets do NOT go over the top/bottom brackets, but rather INSIDE the brackets and then it screws together; if you try to slide the side brackets over the top/bottom brackets, your screw holes will NOT line up. The security screws (after you mount the TV) are a pain in the butt to tighten. I had to go to my local hardware store and purchase an extremely skinny 10" flathead screwdriver to reach up behind the TV to tighten the screws. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with this mount and the time it took to install it. If the directions were a BIT more clear I could have installed about 15 minutes faster, but not too bad either way. Now that you've read this and countless other reviews, what are you waiting for? Click that 'Buy Now with 1-Click' button now!

Finally getting around to mounting my 55" Samsung TV to the wall today. After researching for a kit, this one stuck out with the amount of satisfied customers who purchased already. I needed a wider gap between the rails, so the mounting brackets will clear the cable and power openings on the wall. This unit fits the bill perfectly. When the TV is mounted, it covers the two wall plates - one for power and the second as a HDMI cable run. Everything is now behind the TV so nothing is visible to the viewer sitting on a chair watching this TV. The Good: * Easy kit to put together. * The mounting holes to the wall are oblong to allow for mounting adjustment. * A separate plastic level was included - I used 2 levels to install this kit. * The 10' HDMI cable was included - 30 AGW cable, but it looks like my Blue Rigger cables * There is a typo - the transfer rate of this cable should read 10.2 gb/sec not 10.2 mb/sec. * There was a micro fiber cloth included to clean the LCD screen * There was also a LED keychain light in the kit too - my wife likes it. * When bolted together - the frame mounting to the wall is solid. * 3 Velcro cable ties are also included in this kit * The TV mounting bolt kit has washers, spacers and star washers inside - perfect fit on my Samsung TV with the spacers provided * Open the lower mounting lock before installation to save some grief. * Took about 1 hour to assemble, mark and drill the mounting holes and then mount the frame to the wall. * Yes, don't use the little level provided, please use the bigger level (two if you have them) to be sure the mount is on the money. * You can check the distance from the floor to the bottom of the bracket mount with a tape measure just to confirm level. The not so good: * The mounting lag bolts were OK, but bought 4 new ones at Lowes * This mount is close to the wall - if you want something connected from behind, do it when you install the TV. * The included clip on "bubble level" is a bit cheesy - use the longer included level or bigger to be sure * Two people are really needed to mount the rails to the wall without major frustration of novice installation * My bracket was pulled away from the wall on the lower left corner - the unit may not mount totally flush against your wall on all four corners * NO 90 degree HDMI adapter was included in this kit unlike other Twisted Veins cable assemblies sold on Amazon. I would have installed this mount quicker if I didn't have to run out to buy a 9 volt replacement battery for the stud finder. 2 minutes after installing the new battery, I had the studs zeroed in, the holes drilled, ratchet in hand and tightening the mounting bolts up. Two small levels, one on each side of the bracket did the trick. Overall, I can see why so many people have raved about this kit. Easy to assemble, install and most importantly, enjoy your flat screen TV on the wall for just the fraction of the cost of a mounting kit from a big box retailer.

Good wall mount for the money. Fairly easy to install, but issue was with the extension brackets. It took me a couple of minutes to get them lined up properly, but after that it was good. My worry is, with the extensions on, I wasn't sure if the the extensions could hold the weight of the TV with the lag screws off-set fairly severely; but, so far, so good. It seems solid enough and works well. The bonus HDMI cable is nice! Update: WOW! The customer service is AWESOME. Their response to my (I thought) fairly positive review has been overwhelming - so much so, that I've updated my rating from 4 to 5 stars. To date, the mount has held up VERY well, with absolutely no signs of the any part of the mount sagging, even with a lot of weight on the extension. Very sturdy and yes, I'd recommend this mount!

Ho acquistato questo supporto per una smart TV da 43 pollici. Devo dire che si tratta di un prodotto davvero buono, molto solido e resistente. Sono rimasto sorpreso perché ad un prezzo piuttosto contenuto viene fornito anche un cavo HDMI (molto lungo e comodo) e addirittura una livella per facilitare il montaggio. Non do 5 stelle solo perché il montaggio è reso leggermente complicato a causa della mancanza di istruzioni in italiano, ma con un po' di pazienza ce la si fa comunque. Aggiornamento: il produttore mi ha rimborsato la metà del prezzo del prodotto in risposta alla mia lamentela circa la mancanza delle istruzioni in italiano. Che dire, non mi era mai capitata una cosa del genere e sono rimasto davvero (piacevolmente) sorpreso. Credo che questa gentilezza ed attenzione per il cliente meriti 5 stelle.

Le métal est de très bonne qualité, le support inspire la confiance. Quand on sait que la TV qu'il doit supporter coûte parfois très cher, il vaut mieux être sûr de la qualité. Adapté à la plupart des téléviseurs compatibles avec la norme VESA, jusqu'au 32 pouces avec la moitié du support, jusqu'à 75 pouces avec l'entièreté du support. Montage dans le mur : Le montage s'effectue sans problème, la notice est très claire, bien qu'elle ne soit pas en français, il suffit de suivre les schémas. Pour monter le support bien droit, un niveau à bulle est fourni. Le support est livré avec 4 vis à fixer dans le mur, mais pour plus de prudence, j'en ai rajouté 4 autres pour un total de 8 vis. Les chevilles sont prévues pour un mur en béton. Pour du plâtre ou du bois, il faudra acheter des chevilles adaptées au matériau du mur. Montage de la télévision : Le montage de la télévision est tout aussi simple, une fois les barres verticales fixées (plusieurs jeux de vis sont fournis pour la norme VESA), il suffit de déposer la télévision sur la base au mur, et les barres au dos de la TV se clipsent ensuite (lock) pour éviter le soulèvement accidentel de la télévision. On peut incliner la télévision jusqu'à 3 degrés vers le bas très facilement. Pour retirer la télévision (unlock), il suffit de tirer sur les cordes, pouvant se cacher derrière la TV, et soulever cette dernière pour la retirer de la base du mur. Petit bonus, un câble HDMI de bonne qualité et de bonne longueur (3 mètres) est fourni également. Niveau qualité/prix, c'est donc parfait car le prix est très compétitif.

Ich suchte eine Wandhalterung, die einfach zu installieren war und nach Möglichkeit noch die Möglichkeit der Kippung des TV's zulässt. Als ich auf das Produkt Cheetah gestoßen bin, war ich zunächst ein wenig skeptisch, da der Preis schon wirklich niedrig war für das was man alles bekommt. Ich bestellte trotzdem und wurde nicht enttäuscht. Die Halterung sieht wertig aus, alle nötigen Materialien zur Installation waren enthalten. Wirklich positiv hervorzuheben ist die Wasserwaage, diese ist an der Unterseite mit einem Magneten ausgestattet, dies hilft ungemein bei der Installaltion der TV-Halterung. Das beiliegende HDMI Kabel macht auf den ersten Eindruck auch einen guten Eindruck, hat bei mir bisher aber noch keine Verwendung gefunden. Fazit Ein wirklich gutes, einfaches Produkt. Es tut was es soll und die zusätzlichen nützlichen Materialien runden die ganze Sache ab. Mein LG 65" TV hängt nun sicher an der Wand und lässt sich auf Wunsch auch leicht abnehmen. Zur Sicherung, dass evtl. sich die Schrauben zur Kippung lösen sollten oder nicht fest angezogen sind, liegen dem Paket noch Splints bei.

I've never wall mounted a T.V before, but my friend recommended this bracket to mount my 50 inch Bravia. It pretty much comes with everything you need, I had to buy some specific fixings for plaster board. (I used "grip it" fixings, which were fairly good) The bracket seems very good quality and overall does an excellent job. Once fitted, the T.V is easy to take off the bracket if needed. My only slight criticism is this: the mounts that attach to the T.V itself, do not seem to sit perfectly level when screwed in at the top holes of each mount. The T.V did not sit level despite both mount holes being in exactly the same position on each mount. I checked the wall mount with a spirit level and this was perfectly level. I did the same with the back of the T.V and it was definitely off. Thankfully, due to the design of the bracket, it was fairly easy to just adjust the mounts on the T.V and offset them very slightly to get it level. Not a massive problem, but slightly annoying. Edit: I recently received an email from SPN imports, the company who supplied me with the bracket. They wrote to me regarding my feedback in having difficultly getting the TV mount level. They apologised, gave me a full refund and sent me a free gift of an articulating TV wall mount! They did all this despite me not having even contacting them to complain or anything. I think they had just seen my comments in my review. It was only a minor inconvenience anyway, I easily mounted the TV correctly, as stated in my review. I'm absolutely astounded at this level of customer care and full praise must be given, especially considering that I bought the mount back in march and they had actually taken consideration to follow the matter up some months later. They seemed genuinely concerned. So, thank you very much SPN imports, you are truly excellent and I appreciate your care! (I've changed my rating of the product from 4 stars to 5, for the excellent customer care received)